Harley Davidson Bike Raffle
Tickets are on sale now to win a chance at a 2008 Screaming Eagle Springer Softail. One of approximately 725 of these will be made in this color this year. This bike is very rare. Tickets are $100 each and are tax deductible. You could also win...
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Time line of events for Saturday, July 12th:
- 8:30AM All you can eat breakfast for $5.
- 9:30AM Poker run registration opens.
- 11:00AM Shotgun start for poker run. Prizes for top 3 hands.
- 4:00PM - 6:00PM Bike Show*
- 4:30PM Bike raffle begins
*prizes for 1st & 2nd place in the following classes.
- Best Custom - 80 cubic inches and up.
- Best Custom - Sportster Class.
- Best Classic - Pre 1975.
Note:
- All bikes must be ridden in. No trailer queens.
- $5 entry fee.
- Winners picked by peoples choice balloting.
We will also be raffling off a pair of 105th Anniversary Harley Davidson gift boxes with tickets to the party in Milwaukee, limited edition wallet, key chain, and bracelet.
We will also have tons of give aways to include a limited edition Miller Lite gas grill.
We still have some tickets left for the raffle, but they are selling fast. Don't miss out on an opportunity to win this beautiful bike.Buy Tickets
Richard L. Pittman
In the fall of 2005, approximately 15 former Marines met to discuss forming a Marine Corps League Detachment. At the time, our goal was...
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The Richard L. Pittman Detachment #1231 of the Marine Corps League is a non-profit organization within the provisions of IRS Code 501(c)(4), with a special group exemption letter which allows for contributions to be tax deductible by the donor.
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Whether you're a former Marine or just a civilian that want's to make a difference your local Marine Corps League is just the place. The Richard L. Pittman Detachment helps a number of veterans organizations as well as worthwhile charities such as Toys for Tots and the Boy Scouts.
